SER: Understanding Serum in Medical Tests - Definition & Significance
SER stands for "serum". Serum is the fluid component of blood that remains after removing the red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. It is used in laboratory tests to measure the levels of various substances, such as hormones, electrolytes, and enzymes, to help diagnose and monitor medical conditions.Healthcare Management - Related Articles
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